What's so different about Japan's fire extinguishers, and why do they attract tens of thousands of people each year specifically to visit them?

The fire extinguishers in Japan's Miyama town are so mechanical that they feel like automatic robotic fire extinguishers, attracting many visitors. The local town of Miyamacho is a unique thatched-roofed area, and the fire extinguishers are designed to deal with fires in the area immediately, so that the source of the fire can be detected and extinguished in the first place, thus minimizing the damage caused by fires to the cultural heritage.

I, Japan's Mayama Town, has an important local historical heritage

Mayama Town thatched roofs are the most distinctive feature of this place, but also valuable cultural heritage of the Japanese countryside, which has witnessed the development of the Japanese architectural culture, is a very important place. The local thatched roofs are not fixed with a nail but are knotted with a katsu, knotting rope, and because of the more traditional design, the thatched roofs are also worn out a lot because of the sun and rain, but the houses here are special to the area, and the most important thing is the feeling of warmth in winter and coolness in summer.

Two, in order not to destroy this primitive architecture, the local production of mobile fire extinguishers

In order not to destroy the original environment of the local tradition of the town of Meishan, Japan, the local government made a small wooden house mounted fire extinguishers, these huts and the surrounding buildings into one, in the event of fire, the roof of the small wooden house will be automatically opened, automatically Rotating angle of a large area to extinguish the fire; once the system is activated, all of a sudden, as a downpour, the entire village is protected, because the scenery is really too shocking, so each exercise can attract tens of thousands of people to visit.

For this special fire extinguisher design in Miyama-cho, Japan, I have to say that it doesn't affect the overall effect but also protects the local historical sites, it's really a very good building, and you can go to see it if you have a chance.